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Swiss-based nuclear energy startup Deep Atomic has announced plans for a small modular reactor (SMR) to meet the growing energy needs of data centers. The small nuclear reactor, called MK60, provides a compact and scalable solution for data centers by providing 60 megawatts of power and 60 megawatts of cooling, according to a company press release. “Data centers (DCs) are the backbone of digital innovation, but their enormous energy demands pose a significant bottleneck to growth,” said William, Deep Atomic founder and CEO. Theron said in a press release. Deep Atomic’s SMR is “designed to be installed on-site in data…
Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We may receive compensation if you click a link and make a purchase. learn more! November is almost here, but if you’re starting to worry about all the holiday shopping left on your to-do list, we’re here to help. Amazon has tons of fashion and beauty must-have gifts that are sure to be on everyone’s list this year. Grab your gift before the holiday shopping season gets into full swing. Once you’ve found a few favorites, you can spend more time spending quality time with your loved ones and decorating for the season. Related: Consider…
According to Nielsen, Gen Z, which includes consumers between the ages of 12 and 27, is expected to wield $12 trillion in purchasing power by 2030, making them likely the wealthiest generation in history. Good news for discretionary businesses, right? Related: Restaurants embrace sauces as Gen Z seeks new flavorsHmm, that’s complicated. Gen Z is less brand loyal than previous generations. The latest sign of this dishonesty comes from Piper Sandler’s biannual “Understanding the State of Teens” survey, which found that Chick-fil-A, McDonald’s, Chipotle, Raising Cane’s, and Texas Roadhouse It has been shown to be a favorite restaurant brand among…
The second and final session of the Synod on Synodality has concluded. And what I’ve noticed most this year is how much the way I think about LGBTQ issues has changed, and for the better. It was a surprise, especially considering what I went through last year. After the first session of the synod, I often told my friends about a time when someone said, “Father James, may I speak to you?” It usually means one of three things:First, someone wanted to thank me for my service to LGBTQ people. “Thank you for your service,” said the Asian cardinal. “You…
(© 9nong – Stock.adobe.com) Charitable donations allow the Shenandoah LGBTQ Center to take an important step toward long-term sustainability. Antu Nguyen, executive director of the Shenandoah LGBTQ Center, said the initial donation was given to the Community Foundation of Central Blue Ridge as seed funding. A “catalyst” gift is a commitment to donate $50,000 to energize a community and support an organization’s work over the long term. Not just the important issues of the present, but the future as well. “This gift will impact future generations of members of the LGBTQ community. Anyone who is looking for a new home,…
As a gay and queer student at the University of Michigan, I take great pride in being part of a campus community known for its progressive values and commitment to diversity. This pride drives me to advocate for a more inclusive and supportive campus environment for LGBTQ+ students. We need to recognize the gaps in care and resources that leave vulnerable students feeling unsupported at critical moments. Recent incidents have highlighted the urgent need to improve our medical services and sexual health education. One student, who gave me permission to share his experience, received his HIV-positive diagnosis from University Health…
Gen Z will begin to rely on their parents later in life, including when they finally choose an employer-sponsored health insurance plan.A study by payroll technology company Justworks found that both Gen Z and Millennials wanted more support from their companies when the open enrollment process began.The study found that 47 percent of Millennials (ages 18 to 43) rely on their parents’ guidance when making choices, while Gen Z is more likely to rely on moms and dads, compared to 44 percent of Millennials. compared to 57%.Additionally, more than half (51%) of millennials admitted that they blindly selected a health…
They’re swiping. they are annoyed. Their fingers are busy scrolling and their eyes are constantly rolling. They are zoomers at work. And a recent report says they’re the most “nuisance” demographic plaguing offices across the country. According to a recent report, Gen Z has been classified as the “most annoying” co-workers at work. Getty Images/iStockphoto “According to respondents, 29% say Gen Z colleagues are the most difficult to work with,” researchers at limited liability company experts LLC.org revealed. “Lack of work ethic, dissatisfaction, and lack of rights were the top three annoying characteristics of Gen Z co-workers.” To make matters…
The Death by Denim Fashion Show held Saturday night at Martin Funeral Home, 1460 George Dieter Drive in East El Paso, turned the funeral home into an unlikely place of celebration, beauty and imagination. .The event was coordinated by Janace Walker, aka JunkDredz. In addition to being a fashion designer, Walker is a children’s book author and founder of the El Paso Black Arts Association.Walker is also the owner of the JunkApproved clothing brand. The fashion show was held in a large chapel, with music provided by DJ Death by Noize, and the crowd was vibrant throughout the night. The…
As the leaves turn orange and temperatures drop, “cuffing season” changes the dating landscape for many. This annual phenomenon of single people seeking partners over the winter isn’t just a trend, says Logan Urey, director of relationship science at Hinge and a Harvard-trained behavioral scientist.“Cuffing season is real,” Yury says. Why finding a partner attracts attention in autumnYury explained that the science behind this seasonal change is rooted in human behavior. During the warmer months, people are often busy and traveling, but as winter approaches, the desire for companionship increases. But finding love in the digital age requires strategy, and…